No header on TB2

[TC]

Hey,

I updated to TB2 and I'm very happy with it. So far it seems smoother
and faster :)

I am having one issue. Headers are not displayed either partial (to,
from, subject, dates) or full. This is a pain when i want to see who
sent me the e-mail and who else got it, and other needed things.

I am just wondering if anyone knows how to get it back.

I have done View -> headers -> Full and normal both get the same result.

This happens when I view the e-mail in both the preview pain or double
click on an e-mail and view it in it's own window.

Thanks for the hand

TC

[Hasse]

In article <IpmdnSOb1qz6Ta_b...@mozilla.org>, TC wrote...

Do you have a small plus sign in the header field? If so, click it to
expand the headers.

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Hasse

[TC]

I have nothing. Nothing to indicate there should be something. I just
know they should be there because I've been a user for awhile.

[Chris Ilias]

On 28/04/2007 12:43 AM, _TC_ spoke thusly:

Do you have the Mnenhy extension installed? If so, upgrade it to the
latest version.
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[TC]

Chris Ilias wrote:
> On 28/04/2007 12:43 AM, _TC_ spoke thusly:
>> I updated to TB2 and I'm very happy with it. So far it seems
>> smoother and faster :)
>>
>> I am having one issue. Headers are not displayed either partial
>> (to, from, subject, dates) or full. This is a pain when i want to see
>> who sent me the e-mail and who else got it, and other needed things.
>>
>> I am just wondering if anyone knows how to get it back.
>>
>> I have done View -> headers -> Full and normal both get the same
>> result.
>>
>> This happens when I view the e-mail in both the preview pain or
>> double click on an e-mail and view it in it's own window.
>
> Do you have the Mnenhy extension installed? If so, upgrade it to the
> latest version.

Never heard of Mnenhy but after looking at it I think I might want to
download it.

[Leonidas Jones]

TC wrote:
> Chris Ilias wrote:
>> On 28/04/2007 12:43 AM, _TC_ spoke thusly:

/snip/

>> Do you have the Mnenhy extension installed? If so, upgrade it to the
>> latest version.
>
> Never heard of Mnenhy but after looking at it I think I might want to
> download it.

Its one of the "can't live without" extensions for me.

Lee

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[Nir]

TC wrote:

> I have nothing. Nothing to indicate there should be something. I just
> know they should be there because I've been a user for awhile.

close TB.
goto start > programs > thunderbird [ no extension ].
similar problem?

[TC]

Leonidas Jones wrote:
> TC wrote:
>> Chris Ilias wrote:
>>> On 28/04/2007 12:43 AM, _TC_ spoke thusly:
> /snip/
>>> Do you have the Mnenhy extension installed? If so, upgrade it to the
>>> latest version.
>>
>> Never heard of Mnenhy but after looking at it I think I might want to
>> download it.
>
> Its one of the "can't live without" extensions for me.
>
> Lee
>

I tried to install it into TB2 and it wouldn't let me. I'm thinking it's
a version issue.

[TC]

I will give that a shot and get back to you and the group.

[Chris Ilias]

On 01/05/2007 8:42 AM, _TC_ spoke thusly:

> I tried to install it into TB2 and it wouldn't let me. I'm thinking it's
> a version issue.

When installing a Thunderbird extension, you need to either:
- save the file [Right-click on the link-->Save_Link_As] to your
computer, then open the Thunderbird Add-ons Manager [Tools-->Add-ons],
click on the Install button, and select the XPI file you saved to your
computer.

or

- Open the Thunderbird Add-ons Manager [Tools-->Add-ons], and click&drag
the Install link to the Thunderbird Add-ons Manager.

If you simply left-click on the Install link, it will try to install in
Firefox, not Thunderbird.